L&D: (Satellite)
Note the lock in the background near the right side.
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Street View, Aug 2023 |
The 1138' (347m) long bridge has a main span of 492' (150m). [BridgeHunter]
Lock #2 is the last lock still operated on the Green River. It provides navigation to Rochester, KY. I could not find a size specification for the locks. [USACE_tag]
(Update: a comment specifies 600x84.)
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Jack Boyles, Aug 2021 |
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Adam Paris, Aug 2020 |
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Roy Mclevain, Dec 2018, cropped |
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Whtwolff, Feb 2017 |
April 2025 Flood:
We are looking Southish, so the lock is above the bridge. It appears the lock walls are completely submerged. That means the gate and valve machinery got wet and will have to be cleaned when the river goes back down. The bridge is above water, but it is useless because the road is underwater.
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Wayne Hart posted on Apr 11, 2025 Aerial view Thursday (4/10/25) of the Green River floodwaters in & around Calhoun & Rumsey in McLean County, KY. Courtesy of the NWS National Water Center. |
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US National Weather Service Ohio River Forecast Center posted Major flooding persists in the lower portions of the Green, Wabash, and mainstem Ohio Rivers. These will slowly start to recede as all the water in the lowlands and farm fields of the lower Ohio Valley makes its way to the Mississippi. |
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ReplyDeleteThanks for the information. I updated my notes. The narrow width reminds me that the original standard barge size was 175'x26' and that 200'x35' was considered a jumbo barge.
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